The veteran receiver boosted his TD count for the campaign to half a dozen.
The Jaguars player recorded his first National Football League touchdown but it was only a small comfort as the Los Angeles Rams shook off jet lag to claim a 35-7 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley.
They did not arrive in the UK until Saturday AM - the prior day to the last game of this year's London series, which was the 43rd NFL game to be played in the UK's capital.
That was the most delayed any squad has arrived for an professional contest in London, while the Jacksonville, who also came into the contest with a winning standing, had been in London since earlier in the week.
But the LA team raced into a twenty-one to zero halftime lead before coasting through the second half, with seasoned pass-catcher Davante Adams registering a hat-trick of scores as the Rams finished with five overall.
The Jaguars' standout made sure the Jaguars evaded a blanking with the final quarter remaining, aiding to reduce the lead to twenty-eight to seven, but it did not take the shine off an commanding performance by the Los Angeles, who have been projected to be in championship contention again this year having last secured the league title in two years ago.
